Blog posts from around the country
Angeles Chapter
Over the past few decades, extreme heat in the greater Los Angeles area has intensified dramatically due to climate change. Los Angeles County now experiences triple the number of extreme heat days compared to the 1960s, and the extremes are only…
District of Columbia Chapter
Sierra Club calls for several initiatives and priorities to improve water quality in DC; including lead service line replacement, PFAS in drinking water, stormwater overflow, and sewer line heat pumps.
Lone Star Chapter
After some delay, the Legislature is moving fast. Last week, new Speaker of the House Dustin Burrows selected his roster, naming the chairs (all Republicans) and Vice-Chairs (all Democrats) of all the committees.
Susquehanna Group / Atlantic Chapter / New York
It is appalling that Governor Hochul in conjunction with DEC and DPS, approved permits on Friday, 2/7, to allow the Iroquois 'Natural' Gas Pipeline Expansion by Compression (ExC) project to move forward in violation of NY State's own climate law!…
Hoosier Chapter
On the first day of Black History Month (Feb 1st), I ran my first race of the year, a 14-mile-long trail race in north Phoenix. All participants were welcomed by a beautiful sunrise in the Sonoran desert with orange and red colors growing behind the…
Lower Eastern Shore Group / Maryland Chapter / Maryland
Tell Your Legislators to Pass the Beverage Container Refund Recycling and Litter Reduction Act Now.
North Carolina Chapter
2024 was a big year for the N.C. Sierra Club, with some significant wins in our ongoing fight to protect forestland and wildlife, and to elect solid leadership in our state. Our annual report recaps our work, and takes a look ahead at how we've…
Wisconsin Chapter
Clean drinking water and access to the outdoors are great ways to celebrate the “Year of the Kid” in Wisconsin